LASER66
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Take a look and see if this "host" may be of interest to anyone. It is a Power Technology IQ Laser. It has a TEC, as seen behind the front mount. There is also a fan at the rear.
It had a 9mm diode installed previously, so I think the TEC is likely a few watts. It should handle moderate powers of the new CAPIO diodes.
The mounting flange can be left off. One photo shows a completed 405 build. IQ electronics removed since they can not be controlled- proprietary.
The heat sink has a flat area about 2- 3/4" long X 3/4" wide, X about 3/4" high inside the unit. The height will be restricted at the sides based on the screw on round casing. The unit is 6" in diameter, and 1.5" in diameter. TEC and fan leads can be seen. Unit screws together and/ or socket head cap screws.
This thing was build as an instrument grade unit, powered by a cord. Depending on the battery source, I think it would do well for a hand held device given the correct selection of LI-Poly, etc. Maybe not standard one cell builds like many flashlight host. Again this is shown since it includes a TEC and fan.
Maybe only for the serious builder. I can sell these at about $35 complete as shown, or with our 10.5 mm brass housing (with 405-G-2 lens) mounted at the front. Previously the 9mm diode was set into the tension mount at the front. We have enlarged the mount slightly to accept our housing. There is NOT room for a 12 mm housing, limited to 10.5mm, maybe 11mm diameter. It was a pocket for a 9mm diode, and the diameter of the bolt pattern for 4 screws with springs (flex mount for TEC) limit the module usage as- is. With some modifications, maybe an Aixiz can be made to fit , but we don't use that brand. I think our plastic lens housing @10.5mm diameter and M9X0.5mm thread will accept the 405 AixiZ lens nut so that might be a solution too.
Please comment on what you think/ ask questions.
Will
It had a 9mm diode installed previously, so I think the TEC is likely a few watts. It should handle moderate powers of the new CAPIO diodes.
The mounting flange can be left off. One photo shows a completed 405 build. IQ electronics removed since they can not be controlled- proprietary.
The heat sink has a flat area about 2- 3/4" long X 3/4" wide, X about 3/4" high inside the unit. The height will be restricted at the sides based on the screw on round casing. The unit is 6" in diameter, and 1.5" in diameter. TEC and fan leads can be seen. Unit screws together and/ or socket head cap screws.
This thing was build as an instrument grade unit, powered by a cord. Depending on the battery source, I think it would do well for a hand held device given the correct selection of LI-Poly, etc. Maybe not standard one cell builds like many flashlight host. Again this is shown since it includes a TEC and fan.
Maybe only for the serious builder. I can sell these at about $35 complete as shown, or with our 10.5 mm brass housing (with 405-G-2 lens) mounted at the front. Previously the 9mm diode was set into the tension mount at the front. We have enlarged the mount slightly to accept our housing. There is NOT room for a 12 mm housing, limited to 10.5mm, maybe 11mm diameter. It was a pocket for a 9mm diode, and the diameter of the bolt pattern for 4 screws with springs (flex mount for TEC) limit the module usage as- is. With some modifications, maybe an Aixiz can be made to fit , but we don't use that brand. I think our plastic lens housing @10.5mm diameter and M9X0.5mm thread will accept the 405 AixiZ lens nut so that might be a solution too.
Please comment on what you think/ ask questions.
Will
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